UNICEF commends Taraba over education reforms

Author: Femi BolajiPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Nigeria
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UNICEF commends Taraba over education reforms

UNICEF praised Taraba State’s education reforms, including free basic and secondary education, the abolition of illegal school fees and the distribution of learning materials. UNICEF official Nuzhat Rafique said the measures had helped increase enrolment from about 760,000 to more than one million pupils. Governor Agbu Kefas launched the Nigeria Learning Passport, a digital platform intended to support learning, especially for children affected by crises or disruptions to schooling. The pilot will begin in 50 schools, with plans to expand it to more institutions.

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